Training

• 30 Oct 2019 – Online webinar

  Other Training

  Assessing Flood Dynamics in Rivers and Riparian Wetlands: An Integrated Hydrological Approach

  Riparian wetlands have a significant impact on the ecological status of rivers. Few studies link a physical representation of surface water flooding, unsaturated zone flow and subsurface flow combined with nutrient processes.
  
  In this free, educational webinar we provide the learnings from two case studies that involved an integrated hydrological approach:
  
  Brynemade, Odense River (Denmark)
  o Examination of the controlling flow processes and nitrogen retention capacity of a restored riparian wetland.
  o Development of an integrated surface water-groundwater hydrological model.
  o Develop an ecological water quality model to simulate the different contributions to nitrate reduction in both the surface and subsurface.
  o Determination of nitrate removal potential and investigate potential changes to
  wetland design/characteristics to increase the nitrate retention capacity.
  
  Murrumbidgee River (Australia)
  o Development of an integrated flood model capable of modelling flooding in the river, floodplain and wetlands.
  o Use of satellite imagery and aerial photography of flood extent to evaluate simulated flooding behaviour.
  o Investigation of different model structures to understand their impact uncertainty on inundation dynamics.

  Price: Free

  Organised by DHI.

   https://www.theacademybydhi.com/course-sessions/mike-she-43600067-18     jodb@dhigroup.com

• 16-19 Dec 2019 – Neuchatel, Switzerland

  Other Training

  Efficient groundwater modeling using MODFLOW and Python

  Continuing education in groundwater modeling. During the last ten years, the US Geological Survey and several teams wordlwide have contributed to make the groundwater modeling software MODFLOW environment evolve in an extremely rich manner. New packages were developed. New ways to integrate MODFLOW in complex workflows using Python allow to answer questions that were extremely tedious to solve previously. These tools are changing the way that consultant and researchers can now perform groundwater modeling.

  Price: 1500 CHF

  Organised by University of Neuchatel.

   https://bit.ly/31TPHSo